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Is that a pair of handcuffs and a corn cob with a condom on it? · Yo Gavel Gavel! - Court TV Commentary

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  This is a Bramble Jam podcast. This week on your Gabble Gabble. If
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  your brother wrecks a trailer you're trying to sell, does he go you big
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  time? To Steve Harvey care We'll find out shortly. And if you go
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  and visit your boyfriend's family for Christmas and you don't like them, do you
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  have to stick around or can you go Ho Ho home? Judge Ross tells
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  these real people cases fake justice. This is your gab Steve Ross, Ross,
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  Steve Steve, Steve Ross, Ross, Steve Steve Ross, Steve for
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  written Gods. Hello, everybody, welcome. Trust the flow is what Paul
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  greens on that long way home c D. If I can find a place
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  to give a listen, I might. I might have a vehicle for you,
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  and I might have my next vehicle, might have a CD. I
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  don't know yet. Are you gonna make a calling time soon or are you
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  feeling any pressure? I don't feel pressure. No, I feel no.
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  It's just here's you know, we don't need to get into it. There's
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  but we will, guys. I'm in the I'm trying to figure out my
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  next car. We sold our Kia because we got a great deal. I
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  believe great price for it, and we're trying to find like a van or
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  a spacious three road. Yeah, exactly right. And uh, it's just
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  a tough time to buy a car because I get to like, I get
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  to the new new Boys and it's just out of my price range. And
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  then I go to the used boys and they're in my price range, like
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  but on the high end of it and relatively close to new car price,
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  and it's just hard to get to get like, it's hard for me to
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  get over that fact. But I've also never shopped for vans or large SUV's
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  before. And I don't know if this is like how much of a bump
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  it is, just it's a it's a bump. It's just hard up.
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  I'm just letting you know. You don't you don't envy me, Is that
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  what you're saying? I don't. I always like to buy cars, but
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  I don't envy your position because you're kind of rocking hard place right now.
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  It's a bad time to buy a used car. Like, I wouldn't do
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  it. I wouldn't buy a used car. I would I would buy a
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  new one, or I at least one. I wouldn't buy use one.
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  So that's a tough spot to be in, so you know, but it's
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  also hard to find one to lease because all like vans and big old SUVs
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  are hard to come by, so they're not like leasing them out all willy
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  nilly. It's tough out there, guys. But I'm doing fine. Let's
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  talk about gavel, let's talk about gas. Do you want to go first?
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  And want me to let me go first? Steve Harvey went back to
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  the Harvey Well, I do. There's something about it that I find entertaining,
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  and that's Steve Harvey. And I think everybody's like, why do I
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  like Steve Harvey so much? But I do like I And he's settling in
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  the first case I did was kind of infuriating because it just but like,
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  I went to episode six and just did the first case. And he's clearly
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  a lot more comfortable in episode six than he is in the first episode.
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  See anymore like knowledgeable about the law? No, gosh no, no,
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  he does his own thing. And now I'm curious. He has a weird
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  verdict here, not as weird as the other one, where he just,
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  uh the other one, what did he do? The other one? He
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  just basically, oh, he gave him more. He gave him like ten
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  ten grand wasn't even on the table. There's another weird verdict here that isn't
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  on the table. I'm just gonna go and tell you that. But like,
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  I'm just interested. If that's what if that's his stick? Does he
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  do that every time? If you're never gonna get a verdict, that just
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  is he is giving away more of the network's money, that's right, Which
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  listen, great, yeah, good from you. You like the suit play.
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  I would hate for Disney to run out of money. You get one
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  hundred dollars in my suit? Okay, it's ABC, right, I think
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  it's who lose. I think they'll be That's where I watch it. They're
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  all there there, it's all it's all a mess. It's all one big
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  Like we're at the point now where you can what's one of the best picture
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  movies or maybe two of them are streaming in two different places because of the
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  way that the contract companies were and it's just everyone's buying everyone. It's a
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  mess out there. So somebody, somebody is doing this. I think it's
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  Disney. Think it's Disney. So Marcus is suing his brother Dylan. Dylan
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  Dylan McDermott, You're gonna love Dylan, Okay, Marcus is suing him for
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  forty seven hundred dollars in lost profits and stolen profits. Let's get into what
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  that means now. If you remember the bid about Steve Harvey, is is
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  both the defendant and the pen they get thirty seconds to state their case.
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  It's patently absurd. It doesn't matter. It's like the points in whose line?
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  Is it? Anyway? Why not just the points in whose line matters
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  more than the true? True? Yes, dude. The first time I
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  watched Who's Line the British one, I was like fifth or sixth grade,
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  and I remember going, but the point, like the British guy is so
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  subtle about it. Yeah, he wouldn't. He didn't do the Drew Carey
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  bit like he would be like a thousand points for mister Stytlack, and I
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  would be like, is someone keeping track of these points? Anyway? The
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  thirty second bit is stupid. But we're here. Let we're family. Let's
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  do it. Marcus says, I'm suing for lost and stolen profits. We
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  have a side business where we both make money off of it, and he
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  destroyed a camper and cost me money and reputational harm. I've cleaned up his
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  message, his whole life. I'm done with it now. Marcus is you
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  can never mind. Marcus is the older brother. You need to know this.
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  He's in a suit. Uh, he's very put together and just Dylan.
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  Dylan is a big dude with a goofy smile on his face, who's
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  wearing a sweater vest for some reason. And he's like, all right,
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  Dylan, you got thirty seconds. He goes, First of all, this
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  man is insane. I was just there to party. I don't even know
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  what's going on right now. That is his thing, that's that's his case.
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  First of all, this man is insane. I don't know what he's
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  talking about. I was just there at a party. I don't even know
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  what's going on. He's laughing the whole time he treats. So. Harvey's
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  like, all right, Marcus, now that we've gotten that thirty second thing
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  out of the way, now talk to me longer than longer. Yes,
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  that's right, he said. So. Over the past ten years, you
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  know, we've worked together to buy old vehicles, anything from you know,
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  mobile homes to motorcycles. And then my brother is a gearhead and he fixes
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  it up, and then we willans the gearhead. Dylan's the gearhead. We
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  would sell it and we make a little it's because it's just a side.
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  We do it occasionally. We just make a little bit of money whatever.
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  And Steve's like, so you're kind of the brains behind the business. And
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  Dylan pops in and goes, no, he's the money. He ain't got
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  no brains. He can't fix a thing, That's what he says. Okay,
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  Steve stops AND's like, can I just tell you something, Dylan?
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  I like you? He goes, I have an affinity for crazy people,
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  and I like you. Everybody's got a brother like you. Everybody's got one
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  like you, and I like you. He goes, And that was me.
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  I was the younger brother. I like you. I think I'm that
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  brother. Yeah, you are that brother. There's no doubt about it.
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  I am kind of that brother weirdly enough, but in my family, like,
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  I'm just not as well spoken as everyone else, which is wild.
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  I'm making fourth on the list of well spoken. That's fair, that's true.
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  Isn't that crazy? So Marcus says, poor Dan he's just trying as
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  hard as over there. I'm just doing my best. Security. Marcus said
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  that in ten years they've made about, you know, twenty five grand in
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  profits. It's a side business, not a big deal. Steve makes fun
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  of how little amount of money that it's. Steve, come calm down,
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  Steve the King of Kings, so he says. Every year, we go
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  on a river camping trip with some friends of ours. And we went on
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  this trip and this guy was like, I don't want this camper anymore.
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  I'll sell it to you for fifteen hundred dollars. And they knew, he
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  said, we knew we could flip it for close to seventy five hundred.
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  Fifteen hundred for our campers is great, no matter how bad. It was
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  a no brainer. The guy wanted to get rid of it. I gave
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  him fifteen hundred dollars out of my own pocket. This is Marcus, and
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  we were going to fix it. He's the money, he said. The
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  day after we bought the camper, I as soon as I got the camper,
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  I took pictures of it. We were going to fix it up,
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  but I just went in and put it out there for sale. The day
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  after we bought it, we got somebody willing to buy it as is for
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  fifty five hundred, so he was like, So I immediately was like,
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  I'm gonna go get this camper. So it didn't get sold because of the
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  actions of my reckless brother. And Steve says, what could he have possibly
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  done in under twenty four hours to this camper? And Marcus says, well,
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  I'm glad you asked. I pulled up to this Keia watch this show.
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  I love Steve Harvey. I pulled up to this camper and I opened
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  the door, and I was taken aback by what I saw. And he
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  has a picture and it is a wreck. There are some things that I
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  just can't describe. And it is this. There's just there's crap everywhere,
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  and there's a smashed banana right at the front of it. There's like a
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  giant tower fan that looks too big that the cord is ripped out of and
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  is like sideways. It is a mess. Now. It wasn't like this
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  before. No, okay, it isn't, he says. So I take
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  one step in. I hit the banana first. I didn't see it.
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  I smashed the banana. The banana was whole when it was laid down.
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  I want to be clear. It's like it smell. It smells like pure
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  hell. And then my first step is on in the banana, and then
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  the second step is when the smell hits me. And Steve goes, hold
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  on a second, and he gets out of his chair and he goes over
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  the screen and he goes, yeah, is that is that what I think
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  it is? And Marcus goes, probably, and Steve goes, is that
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  a pair of handcuffs with a corn on the cob with a condom on it?
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  Uh? So they for some reason there is a giant, giant black
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  handcuff hanging from the ceiling, and hanging from that handcuff on a horizontal line
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  is a giant corn on the cob with a condom stretched over it like a
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  real it's a real corner on the cod It is not like real, real
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  corn on the cob, real condom. And Marcus says, yes, sir,
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  it damn near hit me in the face. This can't be real.
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  This is not real. I've seen the pictures. Yeah, I'm just saying
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  it's stage. You cannot be real, New Dylan. You would know that
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  it was real if you knew, Dylan, if you only so Steve sits
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  down Bill Wildered and says, Dylan, you got to help me out here,
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  man, like you got to just give me a little bit, like
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  you got to talk to me. And Dylan goes, I have no idea
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  what happened. He goes, the camper when we got back from the river
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  trip was already hooked up to my truck. So I pulled the camper up.
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  I heard that there was a party out in the cornfield. I pulled
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  the camper up. My buddies brought their four wheelers up, and then that's
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  it. That's all I remember. I'm partying, That's all I remember.
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  So he brought is he brought the camper to a party in the corner.
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  So you took the camper somewhere after you guys agreed to sell it. He
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  said, you bet heard there was a party in the middle of one hundred
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  acre cornfield. I don't want to miss parties like that. You know what
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  I'm saying. I do know what you're saying. He goes, Look,
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  it's no there's no power out there, there's no rules, just a bunch
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  of generators. Women everywhere. You'd love it. Steve, you love it,
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  That's what he says. He said, I passed out. I woke
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  up and saw this. So Steve says, so you drove this camper,
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  which was gonna be a profit, to the middle of a cornfield, parked
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  it, turned it off, and just walked away from four grand and let
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  anything that wanted to be happened to it happened to it. And he said,
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  why didn't walk away from four Grand? I just I definitely didn't see
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  this happening. I didn't see this happening when I went to this party.
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  You never do. And Steve says, well, the court found someone who
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  was at the party. Can we bring her in? They have a witness?
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  What the court found this person? Well, the witness walks in and
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  as soon as she walks in, the brothers start arguing. Dylan is like,
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  oh, you're gonna bring her in. You're gonna bring her into this,
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  that's what you're gonna do. And Marcus is like, yep, yep,
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  and he's like, I can't believe you're gonna bring her into this over
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  and over again. So her name is Laurie, and but you can call
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  her Laurie. She wants to make that clear okay, And she says,
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  I met them at a camp at the campground near this cornfield. They we
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  do this a lot, like we go out to the cornfield and party regularly.
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  They've been at least four times. I know both of them. That's
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  how I met him, That's how I know him. So Mark Marcus,
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  Marcus Marcus has done this before. He's gone to the corn He's going to
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  the corn so he knows what he can go on. He just didn't go
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  on this particular got it so Dal, She says, Dylan's story is not
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  true at all. He was definitely in the camper. When I got to
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  his camper, I saw it. Wanted to go say hey, he was
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  already three sheets to the wind, is what she's The stairs had been ripped
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  off of the camper. There's no way that I could even get in.
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  I had to use like I had to pull myself up to get into the
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  camper. And when I when I got there, like he was a mess.
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  The camper was a wreck. He was inside the camper, some baths,
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  all stuff. Uh, Steve says Dylan, do you remember her being
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  there? He says, yes, I do, which totally undermines his entire
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  premise. Laurie Ann said they also were in there and La Laurie, Yeah,
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  Laurie, Laurie, you can call her Laurie. She says. They
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  also had an inflatable sheep in the camper. It was weird. And Dylan's
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  like, uh no, no, no, no, no, it's not
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  what you think, it's what he says. What do we do? What
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  we think? But that's what he says. So then they're like, all
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  right, thanks, Laurie. That's all we need from you, So thank
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  They said, what happened to the camper? Dylan said, I sold the
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  camper to a buddy of mine. No, no, no, I'm sorry.
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  After this, Steve said that the camper get cleaned up, and Marcus
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  said, yeah, I paid somebody three hundred bucks to clean the camper.
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  Great. Yeah, so he paid three fifteen hundredths paid for the camper three
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  hundred out of pocket. They've already lost, so now he's going to try
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  to resell it again. Well, Dylan sells the camper to a buddy of
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  his as is for twenty five hundred dollars, just sells it as is for
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  twenty hundred, doesn't talk to Marcus, and he has a bill of sale.
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  The bill of sale is written onto just a piece of paper. Sure
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  and it we have a picture. That goodness, it's ridiculous. So Marcus
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  paid the fifteen hundred for the camper, pay the three hundred, clean it
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  up. Dylan, after selling it for twenty five hundred dollars, gives Marcus
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  the eighteen hundred dollars he put into it. Okay, great, keeps the
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  other seven hundred for himself. Wonderful, classic, classic Dylan. And Steve's
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  like, so you kept all the profits and he says, I do everything
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  in this business. Steve had a little bit of a feel day with that.
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  Oh my god. He goes, you did everything to get it destroyed.
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  I mean, that's what you did. And then he gets into this
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  brother dynamic where he's like, I've been a little brother in my entire life,
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  Dylan, Marcus is trying to look out for you. That's what big
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  brothers do. They're supposed to take care of you. Like, how has
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  this affected your relationship? Well, Marcus is like, we used to talk
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  every day. I have not talked to him in two months. Uh.
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  And Dylan's like, yeah, look what he did. And Steve's like lectures
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  about Marcus didn't do this, You did this, but Marcus should. Marcus
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  knows he's trying to take care of you, and Marcus literally starts tearing up
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  like jit, like has a whole you know, family thing. Now Steve's
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  ready to rule and if you get this right, you just gabble needs to
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  stop, all right. I know it's out there. So I think that
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  he's going to give Marcus what was What was Marcus suing for forty seven hundred?
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  Now what he's suing does he believed he could could have sold it for
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  seventy five hundred and then basically if you split that in half, if you
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  added what he put in. He did not go in details, but there
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  was a full like he's suing for what he what they sold it for,
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  that half of that profits what he could have made on it. Like there's
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  a lot of things he had in his mind. I'm gonna give Marcus seven
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  hundred dollars and Dylan has to buy him a camper. That would be great.
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  That is not what Steve does. Steve says, this is my favorite
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  line of the whole thing. He goes, first of all, this case
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  was over the moment Dylan came in and said, I don't know what happened,
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  and I think we all know that. And then he said, I'm
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  not gonna Marcus, I'm not gonna award you any money today because Dylan don't
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  have it. And then he says, here's what I'm gonna do to make
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  you guys start working together again. Oh my gosh, Dylan, you owe
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  your brother a thousand dollars. That thousand dollars has to come off the top
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  of the first deal that you guys make. So the first time you sell
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  something that you you work on and put it together, we look at the
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  money. And then before you get your half, the first thousand goes to
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  Marcus, and then you split the rest of it in half. And that'll
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  make sure you work together again, and that'll make sure Marcus gets his extra
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  money. And then he does a I was him, I used to be
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  Dylan. He does a full thing about like, don't count us out,
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  don't blah blah blah. It's not deserved or at all, but he does
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  it. It's not a Steve Harvey show if he doesn't PROMI, and he
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  does. He uses a verse of scripture context king and uh. And he
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  then Marcus and Dylan hugged. That's the end of the of the gap.
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  Listen, man, Steve Harvey, bringing people together, bringing people together.
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  That's right. Let's go over to Judge Ross America's Court. We're justice.
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  It's not a foreign concept. Meet Jennifer Smith. She is suing Jacob Larry,
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  Jacob Larry for eleven dollars for travel. Jennifer Smith suing Jacob Larry.
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  So, Jennifer and Jacob we're in a relationship, Dan, they'd been dating
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  for three months. It's the you know, and she agrees to go on
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  a road trip to meet his family. They're gonna go from bless you,
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  thank you, Los Angeles, Okay to North Carolina. Oh wow, cross,
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  I don't know. We don't get into that cross country road trip.
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  So they're taking turns driving you know, Hey, you sleep, I'll sleep,
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  and she wants to stop in Saint Louis, Missouri to see her family.
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  Judge Ross says, you don't have to drive through Missouri to get to
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  North Carolina from Los Angeles, and Jacob is like, exactly, Jacob,
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  I just woke up and was like where am I? And she said Missouri,
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  and I was like, how out of the way. Uh, Jennifer
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  explains, I have family there. You know, we've been sleeping in the
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  car, and I thought that we could both use a good night or sleep,
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  and so I just went for it. He was in that he was
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  sleeping over there in a passenger seat, and I just took the little detour
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  for it. I knew that he wouldn't want it, so I just didn't
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  tell him. And Judge Ross explains that lying and not communicating three months into
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  relationship is not a good sign for their and she's suing Jake, Yes,
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  how well, we'll get there. So Jacob explains that when they get there,
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  I was very annoyed. You know, I believe in being on time.
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  Uh. He does a whole thing about how he likes to be places
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  early because if you're early, you're on time, and if you're on time,
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  you're late, and if you're late nothing. Yeah. I had a
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  basketball coach that used to do that bit real slow like and then he and
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  then uh, somebody would always ask like, well, so how can you
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  be early? And he would always go, can't be early? He always
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  go, if you're if you're early, you're on time. If you're on
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  time, you're late, and if you're late, what was the last thing?
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  He says, something later and somebody always going, well, how can
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  you be early? Can't be early? That's what he would always say,
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  just like that. It's a great bit. So he does, you know,
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  he's very passionate about being on time. Doesn't make sense with the trip,
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  so he was just frustrated. Plus it's the holiday season, dan holiday
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  season, the holiday season. Do do do? We're on a road trip.
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  We're in Saint Louis, give me some ribs and uh, they're trying
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  to get are you not your show? And trying to get there by Christmas
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  Eve? And she's like, we had about twenty hours to work with.
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  So I figured, no big deal, let's go up to Missouri and then
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  Missouri to North Carolina. Missouri North Carolina is like a solid nine plus nine
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  to ten, like it is out of the way. No, no,
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  no, I'm just saying you had twenty They had twenty hours, so she
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  felt like the detour would they be as So Jennifer explains that she literally stopped
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  to see her family for twenty minutes. She was going to go in,
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  she was going to say hi, and he just left. Was staying in
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  the car and just she walked out, he was gone. So he said
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  that he did that because he was mad, really annoyed and just wanted to
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  get home, and she told him to shut his mouth, and so he
• 21:52
  was upset about that. So when she went inside, he left, and
• 21:55
  Jacob said she started calling over and over again. So finally he picked up
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  and she was like, my wallet and all my stuff is in the car.
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  I need my wallet, and he says, I got you know,
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  I gotta turn around, gotta give I gotta give her a wallet. I'm
• 22:06
  not trying to steal her wallet. So he gets back to the house and
• 22:10
  she walks out with a plate of ribs and mac and cheese, And how
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  am I to stay mad at that? Yeah? I did. Can't stay
• 22:18
  mad at a woman. You can't stay mad a woman. That's what I'm
• 22:25
  saying. That's what I'm saying. I don't know they believe it or not.
• 22:30
  We did not get into the We didn't get into the naps, I
• 22:34
  know. So they make up. She agrees to continue on the journey to
• 22:44
  North Carolina, so they get back in the car. They continue to trip
• 22:47
  and she says, when we first got there, it's clear that his family
• 22:52
  didn't like me, even though they never met me, and he says,
• 22:56
  no, they liked her, but she didn't go help with the pies in
• 22:59
  the kitchen. And I did call my grandma on the way in and tell
• 23:02
  her that we broke up, so maybe there was some tension. So Jennifer
• 23:07
  says, she finds out Christmas morning that she's not invited to Christmas dinner.
• 23:14
  Wow, because she isn't family. And Jacob says, that is true.
• 23:18
  My family is old school when it comes to Christmas dinner. Only family,
• 23:22
  only family or girlfriends. But I was gonna bring her a plate, though,
• 23:29
  so Jennifer says. He leaves, it gets to be eight o'clock,
• 23:33
  calls us to get a status. No answer, calls it nine, no
• 23:36
  answer, calls it ten, no answer. What's that in a Albuquerque?
• 23:41
  No, we're out a bear clouth. Isn't there a whole no answer thing?
• 23:45
  Though? No? No, no, yeah, there is. Yeah
• 23:48
  when when say anything whatever, I'll listen to it later. Yeah. So
• 23:53
  she's fed up at this point. It's Christmas night. She misses her family,
• 23:57
  and she's like, I have family in La. I had family in
• 24:00
  Saint Louis. He should have just left me in La or in Saint Louis,
• 24:03
  And he's like, I wish I would have So there you go.
• 24:07
  I wish you would push so the cliff, so dude, wild boat.
• 24:11
  But we don't even get into that. So it's eleven o'clock Christmas night.
• 24:17
  She's sad. She calls a cab. She buys a plane ticket home for
• 24:22
  eleven hundred dollars. That's what she's suing for. She would like to be
• 24:25
  reimbursed for the plane ticket back home to California, and Judge Ross is ready
• 24:30
  to rule there is no world where you go out of your way to Saint
• 24:36
  Louis, Missouri, on your way from California to North Carolina, and get
• 24:41
  a dime for your plane ticket back home? Are you kidding me? Right
• 24:44
  now? Well, let me ask you this. So, if she didn't,
• 24:45
  I stand with Larry, I stand with the Larry family. If you
• 24:51
  didn't, I know this is because you're to say, like, let's just
• 24:53
  get to where we need to go. Yeah. Right, But if she's
• 24:56
  honesty at play, how much money did she cast in money by going up
• 25:00
  to Saint Louis. If she hadn't done that, would you have given her
• 25:04
  money for the plane ticket. No, she didn't have to go back home.
• 25:10
  Judge Ross, is with you, she says, she, he says,
• 25:12
  what could have? Should have? Yes, you could have taken a
• 25:15
  bus home, You could have taken a train home, or you could have
• 25:18
  waited and drove home with him. You can't decide to do something just because
• 25:23
  you're upset and then expect somebody else to pay for it. It was your
• 25:29
  burden to carry, So no money for you. Sorry, And that is
• 25:33
  Judge Ross. Judge Ross gets it. Justicism, it's not a foreign concept.
• 25:37
  It is very domestic. Just it's a domestic concept. Just so we
• 25:42
  get to the bottom of this. Well, I checked into my room and
• 25:45
  turned down the ac and I turned on the Spectroviism And just as just as
• 25:48
  I'm about to eat that little chocolate mint on my pillow that I love so
• 25:52
  very very much, when suddenly there's a knock on the door. Well,
• 25:55
  now, who could that be? I said, who is it? No?
• 25:57
  No answer? Who is it? No answer? Is it not?
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  Say anything? We did it? We did it. It's such a good
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  song. It's a classic. It's a classic. We did everybody did it.
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  Congratulations. We'll be back next week with another exciting Bayside which is the
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  second part of My Wicked step Brother, So I can't wait for that.
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  Until that YO. Gabble Gabbles a Bramble Jam podcast recorded live in Greenville,
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• 26:33
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